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PubMed1992

Comparison of different computational methods for measuring antibodies to avian infectious bronchitis virus in single serum dilution.

Twenty-eight one-day-old chickens with infectious bronchitis virus (IBV) maternal antibodies were immunized with strain H120 (Bronchovac-I, Phylaxia) in spray form. The chickens were kept in an isolator. On day 42 and 56 the chickens were immunized with IBV strain M41 (10(3.0)EID50/0.1 ml). Serum antibody titres were measured by both serial dilution and single dilution ELISA on day 42, 56 and 76. "Twice negative average" (TNA), "sample to positive" (SP) and "subtraction method" (SM) titres were calculated from the serially diluted sera, and SP and SM titres were calculated from the single dilution. Titres obtained by the different methods showed a good correlation for sera of low, medium and high antibody levels. The authors recommend the use of the single dilution method.

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[A computer method for the evaluation of Paramecium motor activity using video records of their movement].

A method for the evaluation of Paramecium caudatum motility was proposed as a tool for the investigation of magnetobiological as well as other physical and chemical effects. The microscopically observed movement of paramecia is recorded and processed using a special software program. The protozoan motility is determined as a function of their mean velocity in a definite time. The main advantages of the method are that it is easily modified for determining various characteristics of the motor activity of paramecia and that the video data obtained can be reused.

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PubMed1989

[A procedure for determining the dose distribution behind block shields. I. A computational method of determining the scatter distribution of a 60Co pencil beam].

The energy dose distribution of a photon pencil beam ray for photons with the primary energy of 1.25 MeV is determined using the Monte-Carlo-method. The found energy dose distribution underlies the calculation of spreading additive-air-ratio for extended 60Co-irradiation fields. The spreading additive-air-ratios, found by the model, show good correspondence with known values from literature.

Cobalt Radioisotopes↗